Reborn: I'll Never Fail My Childhood Sweetheart Again Chapter 166 - 85: Setting Up a Computer for Qin Shiqing—Yan

At noon the next day, when a group went to get food, they found that the campus was suddenly filled with a large number of posters and promotional ads.

They were mainly from campus interest clubs.

"Do you want to cultivate your mind and elevate your spirit? Do you want to discover beauty and create beauty in life? Join the Art Club, where you can find everything you desire!"

"Co, friends! Let us fly on the wings of literature, swim in the ocean of knowledge, unleash the passion of youth, savor happiness, and let books and literature beco a part of everyone’s life! At the Literature Club, you can freely express your talent and leave a youthful mark with words. We look forward to every student joining us!"

"With strong physical fitness and determination, train in the way of Taekwondo, paving the way for the future!"

"If language is the soul of people, then mathematics is the body. Even if you have a soul but lose the body, you cannot run freely. Challenge the peaks of mathematics in fun, showcase extraordinary wisdom in life, observe the world through the lens of mathematics, and shape the world with mathematical hands—welco new mbers to the Math Club!"

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Winter was approaching, and the temperature at the end of autumn began to drop sharply, bringing a bit of chill. However, it couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the young people, and recruitnt for interest clubs at the Financial Institute was in full swing on campus.

Unlike high school, universities have various diverse extracurricular clubs, ranging from a few dozen to even over a hundred.

For example, sports clubs like the Table Tennis Club, Badminton Club, Basketball Club, Soccer Club...

Artistic clubs like the Literature Club, Movie Club, Ani Club, Drama Club, Calligraphy Club, Choir, Dance Club...

And professional clubs like the Math Club, Foreign Language Club, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Chess Club...

There are so unique ones like the Military Club, Photography Club, Caring Heart Club, and Martial Arts Club...

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Universities place more emphasis on students’ comprehensive quality and also aim to improve their social skills, so they can integrate into society more quickly after leaving campus. These various clubs allow everyone to freely choose based on their interests.

Many things that high schools strictly forbid, like movies and ani, can be openly enjoyed at university.

Joining a club and enriching university life is quite interesting.

The scale of a club directly affects the budget allocated by the college, so all clubs are quite enthusiastic about recruiting new mbers.

Many slogans are carefully crafted and quite eloquent.

But there are also straightforward ones like this:

"Sketching Club, where over 70% of the mbers are female!"

One sentence hits the mark, much like the language art of a hooligan, with great impact.

Many male students were keenly observing and looking for the registration address and contact information on the promotional posters.

The girls might genuinely want to learn a hobby, but many boys have impure motives.

No need to say much; many single guys join clubs hoping to et pretty girls.

Of course, clubs with a high female ratio tend to have more quality candidates.

Furthermore, interest clubs can, to so extent, reflect a girl’s personality, helping boys judge if they’re a good match.

Influenced by this lively atmosphere, as the group from room 302 headed to the cafeteria, they were also discussing this issue.

"Old Feng, which club do you want to join?"

Hu Xu was the first to raise the question.

"Marxism-Philosophy Research!"

Feng Zhongliang already had plans and responded without hesitation.

If you want to be an official, learning Marxist philosophy is essential, so it’s necessary to enrich yourself in this area while at university.

"Old Feng, your club seems so boring. I bet there are hardly any girls, and even if there are, they’re bookworms with glasses, all dressed conservatively and super reserved!"

Hu Xu was speechless and couldn’t imagine what kind of unique girls might be in that club. He was surprised that Old Feng was interested.

"Well, I just want to learn sothing. Girls aren’t important."

Feng Zhongliang had his mind set on becoming an official, showing little interest in girls. He preferred to find soone from the sa unit, leading to him being single until graduation in his previous life. It wasn’t until he started working that he found a female colleague in a governnt departnt.

"Lao Wu, what about you?"

Old Feng asked in return.

"Hehe, I’m planning to join the Social Welfare Club, do so good deeds to accumulate virtue!"

"Moreover, there are quite a few female mbers in this club, all very caring. Any one of them could be a good wife and a loving mother in the future!"

"I also heard that this club has a robust budget with a lot of money allocated from above, so they often have dinners, allowing us to improve our als, haha!"

Hu Xu’s reasoning was quite convincing.

Lao Wu was from a rural area in Ba Yu, Mountain City, and ca from a family with limited ans. He was thrifty, so he mainly considered two things.

First, the club’s budget.

The Social Welfare Club is a special club, frequently doing public welfare activities, so it receives more funding from the college, and at least you don’t need to pay mbership fees.

Second, the girls in this club should have good character and be kind-hearted, unlikely to spend money recklessly.

Otherwise, if he ended up with a beautiful yet extravagant girlfriend, he wouldn’t be able to support her!

As for accumulating virtue, that was half the reason. Both his parents believed in this, and Hu Xu was also influenced by them.

"Lao Wu, nice choice, the Social Welfare Club is definitely the right place for you!"

Su Zelin chid in at the right ti.

Joining this club was undoubtedly one of the most important and wisest decisions in Hu Xu’s life.